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"I know for sure: Your journey begins with a choice to get up, step out, and live fully." - @Oprah

A green flag person is clingy in a healthy way. They value closeness, consistency, and connection. Their loyalty shows they care enough to stay present, not disappear when things get tough, and that stability makes them trustworthy.

EMOTIONALLY SAFE PARTNERS SAY THINGS LIKE: • Let’s slow down before we hurt each other • Help me understand, not win • I hear you. I’m not dismissing this • I didn’t realize it affected you like that - thank you for telling me • We’re on the same team • Your feelings don’t scare me • I’m listening, not defending • We can talk about this without attacking • I care more about repair than being right • You don’t have to earn my care

The "Step-Aside" rule was meant to cleanse the party not provide a loophole. Allowing a member to resume duties just because they haven't been "formally charged" despite the gravity of the testimony at the Madlanga Commission is a betrayal of our renewal agenda #ANCSenzoMchunu

There is a girl somewhere right now who has no boyfriend. No calls. No texts. Just by herself, and on her phone. How are you doing?

Easy just 🙌🏾

shout out to every woman who endured episiotomy and it's repair and it's healing phase. MVPs!

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Jub Jub killed 4 kids because of drunk driving, he went and buried his Grand Mother. We remember the parents who lost their kids.

Former Live Amp presenter Phila Mazibuko battles hard times as dream of comeback fades Once a shining star on South Africa’s TV screens, Phila Mazibuko is reportedly facing a rough patch, with sources revealing that the actor and former TV presenter is now living quietly in the Midrand area of Johannesburg, far from the limelight that once celebrated him. Phila Mazibuko was once a popular TV presenter and actor, known for roles on Live Amp, Generations: The Legacy and House of Zwide. A close source tells Buzz Life News that Mazibuko has been struggling to find work in TV presenting, acting, and advertising, despite his best efforts to stage a comeback. “He tried to get back into the industry, but gigs just aren’t coming through,” the source said. “It’s been tough for him, and he’s been leaning on alcohol to cope with the stress.” The insider paints a picture of Mazibuko spending nights binge drinking, reflecting on the fame and opportunities that once defined his career. Yet, even amid the struggle, hope hasn’t completely left him. “He drinks a lot - maybe to numbe the pain. He still dreams of making a return to TV and film. He wants to show everyone that he’s still got it,” the source added. Despite the challenges, those close to him say he remains determined to rebuild his career and reclaim his place in the entertainment industry. Attempts to reach Phila Mazibuko for comment were unsuccessful, leaving fans and friends concerned about his well-being. buzzlifenews.com

It is hey. It's even more painful of It's the parent who is seeking help.

@BoityBell @KayrockKabo The pain of watching families dealing with drug addiction is too much. That is why I get mad at people that associate, fratenize and defend these criminals.

Proof @Mutaheli. Next time, do your research. Idiot.

Khumo bula space, because WTF?

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The sanitary pad was invented by Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner, a Black woman.

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Context as a whole

And who is your source?

A young Ugandan woman by name Fortunate Kyarikunda has been SENTENCED TO 6 Years in prison for refusing to marry a buisness man that sponsored her in school since 2015 . They started dating in 2015 , in 2018 they had an agreement that they’ll marry and the man decided to sponsor everything about her. In 2026 the woman SAID NO to his proposal and the man took the matter to Court. After presenting evidence beyond reasonable doubt, the Rukungiri District court found the young woman guilty and sentenced her to 6 YEARS IN PRISON. Evidence showed that the man has been taking care of her for 11 years till she graduated.

@BoityBell I hope they see this